In this episode, Jane Chau sits down with Colombian Multidisciplinary Artist, Daniel Esteban. The two discuss Daniel's journey through various art forms and how that shifts his method of expression.

To learn more about his work, visit: https://www.danesteban.com/

In this episode, Hana Sherafati sits down with Indigenous filmmaker and documentarian, Sonia Boileau.

The two discuss the Oka Legacy, the joys of creating stories by and for the Indigenous community, and the journey it took to get there.

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In this episode, Alina sits down with Himmat Shinhat, a multidisciplinary

artist whose work explores themes of migration and personal history. Listen as the two discuss partition of India and Pakistan, the sudden death of Himmat's father, and the joys of using art to process these emotional factors.

In this episode, Elina Qureshi sits down with community organizer and filmmaker, Min Sook Lee.

The two discuss Lee's films and documentaries, the motivation behind them, and the difficult process of this form of storytelling.

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In this episode, Advocacy and Media Relations Coordinator Alina Murad sits down with Brazillian musician Bruno Capinan.

The two discuss the many choices that go into intentional storytelling, and explore where ideas and inspiration comes from.

To learn more about Bruno and their work, check out: Bruno Capinan | Brazilian | Singer-songwriterBruno Capinanhttps://www.capinan.com

In this episode, Laura Rendon, Case Worker at The Refugee Centre, sits down with Asmi, a visual artist who specializes in Mandalas.

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In this episode, Alina Murad sits down with incredible fashion designer Kianga "Kiki Kitty" Milele to discuss fashion as a method and medium of storytelling. The two discuss everything from Kiki's upbringing to events on Netflix's "Next In Fashion," and even the Met Gala.

To learn more about Kiki Kitty, visit: https://kmilele.wixsite.com/kikikitty

In this episode, Alina Murad sits down with Juan Torro and Alexis Carmiglia to discuss storytelling through music.

Juan and Alexis are two gifted Chilean musicians, both members of the group "Grupo Encuentro", where they perform authentic Chilean folk music. Having to confront personal battles with the dictatorship in Chile, they use music as a means of advocacy and resistance. As such, they carry on their experiences while bringing Chilean culture to life through the celebration of its musical heritage here in Canada.

In this episode, Hadi Salma, Community Health Researcher, sits down with Poet and Essayist, Nofel Sheleeg. Listen as the two discuss the difference in storytelling in various languages, the ability to express and explore queer identity, and much more!

In this episode, Natasha sits down with author Chelene Knight to discuss her writers hub, her first book, and the ways in which she hopes to foster healing for her community through storytelling.

To learn more about Chelene visit: https://cheleneknight.com